10 Early Symptoms of Dementia: Be Aware of Subtle Signs We all experience occasional moments where we forget where we stored an item or can’t find the right words to express ourselves. But if your friend or family member is experiencing mental difficulties regularly, that might be a warning sign of dementia. In this article, […]
For 17 years, Nadine Glatley has run her in-home senior care business through word of mouth.
It’s called Rent a Daughter. The inspiration for the name came from conversations with her first client.
“’I could totally use you as renting a daughter for life for the things my daughters don’t do,’ and I just thought that was really special and that’s what I strive to be,” said Glatley.
Let’s take a look at what you should know about home care services and whether it is the right choice for your current situation.
These tips for Alzheimer’s caregivers are beneficial for all. Alzheimer’s disease is not easy for anyone. Yes, it is the hardest for the person dealing with the condition, but things can be tough for caregivers, too. It is hard to accept that a member of your family is dealing with dementia and various cognitive issues. Even if you are a professional caregiver, it is challenging offering high-quality care over and over again.
There are at least 5 fundamentals of caring for someone with Dementia today. Dementia is painful, both for the person dealing with it and the one caring for them. People dealing with dementia require constant care, which means someone should be available around the clock. It is understandable that caring for someone with dementia can be physically and emotionally challenging for the caregiver.
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Alzheimer’s Stages: What to Expect – If you have a loved one who’s been diagnosed with this disease, it’s important to arm yourself with information.
Today, more than ever, you can feel more secure about your elderly loved ones when you’re not immediately with them. Why? Because there are so many advances in technology that benefit seniors and their families, helping to keep them safe and happy.
We discuss the challenges of the industry in the face of COVID-19, how to select a caregiver for your loved one, and….where did that business name come from?
If you have a loved one that is still living in their own home but is beginning to deal with the natural effects of getting older and losing their independence, turning to in-home care for the additional support they need may be a great solution.
What is Elderly Companion Care and is it The Right Choice for Your Loved One? When the time comes that your loved one needs some additional help and support during their aging years, it can feel overwhelming to decide what the best plan of care is. There are a lot of options, after all, and
When it comes to caring for someone with Alzheimer’s, having the right support is the most valuable resource you can have.
In home care services include any type of support that allows a person to live safely and comfortably in their own home. For those who are aging, home care services can help them to maintain their independent lifestyle while receiving the care, treatment, and support they need to do so safely.
The future of elder care is shifting from long-term care families to more in-home elderly care. This switch surprisingly generates significant savings while still improving clinical outcomes and increases patient satisfaction and well-being.
Senior home care. There is no better place to promote healing and long-term care than a site that someone recognizes to be their home.
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